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September 2019 Issue
4-H Youth Development
7001 W. 21st St. N. Wichita, KS. 67205
(316) 660-0115 FAX: (316) 722-1432
www.sedgwick.ksu.edu
Jodi Besthorn 4-H Agent
(316) 660-0111 [email protected]
Shannon Rogge 4-H Agent
(316) 660-0112 [email protected]
Barbara Wingfield Office Professional (316) 660-0115
Janet Donaghue 4-H Program Assistant
(316) 660-0128 [email protected]
Cathy Jones 4-H Program Assistant
(316) 660-0113 [email protected]
“K-State Research and Extension is an equal
opportunity provider and employer”
Thank you for your years of service,
enjoy retirement!
Change is coming to Sedgwick County 4-H I wanted to reach out to you to let you know about our immediate plans to support 4-H programming after Jodi Besthorn’s retirement. While will certainly miss Jodi and her years of expertise, insight, and knowledge, we are also looking forward to continuing the programs that makes 4-H an unmatched youth development program as well as the opportunity to take a step back and evaluate gaps for new opportunities.
One of the first items that we have had to think about is Jodi’s replacement. As a new Director, I have been asking for input from the state leaders as well as other Directors throughout the state in much of my decision-making this year, this topic is no exception. There seems to be two options: 1 – keep the two-agent structure with assistants and an office professional, 2 – consider having one agent for administrative oversight and one manager along with assistants and an office professional. Hiring a manager might save us in salary expenses as he/she would be an hourly professional. That would mean less accountability, less training and support from K-State, and sub-par benefit options. By hiring an agent, he/she will go through new agent training and our Center would get a percentage of salary support from K-State. There is also a belief that an agent would have more authority when working with various groups and representing Extension. Therefore, after much input from state leaders, 4-H leaders, local 4-H advocates, as well as Shannon and Jodi; we have decided to commence a search for a 4-H agent. Taken directly from the job description, this person will “[j]ointly lead the development, implementation, and evaluation of a comprehensive 4-H program for school-aged youth in cooperation with local residents and extension colleagues. The primary focus of this position is youth development, specifically in the areas of club management, development and support, volunteerism, support for FCS projects, leadership program, shooting sports, and youth engagement in state/national events. The selected candidate will be expected to provide programs that are research-based and designed for diverse audiences and include a variety of educational delivery methods. The agent must be able to work as part of a 4-H team including one other 4-H youth development agent, two part-time program assistants,
and one office professional in the county to oversee delivery of 4-H educational programs.” The timeline for this search is as follows:
• August 20 – announcement is posted • September 10 – job posting closes • September 23 – screen applicants • October 3 – interview top candidates
Please visit the KSRE website for additional information about the job opening: https://www.ksre.k-state.edu/jobs/current_openings/index.html
While we are in the process of searching for an additional 4-H agent, Shannon Rogge will work with Janet Donaghue, Cathy Jones, and Barbara Wingfield in the planning and preparation for all fall 4-H events including State Fair, Carnival, KAP Judging, and Recognition Banquet. Shannon will also be the primary contact for the Advisory Council, PDC, and other committees.
We appreciate your support and patience as we move through this transition phase and start a new year of 4-H to make the best better!
Sincerely, Jennifer Brantley, PhD. County Extension Director
2019 4-H Carnival
It’s time for the 2019 4-H Carnival. This is a fun family event and a fund raiser for the clubs and 4-H Advisory Council. (a.k.a. Foundation) Clubs will receive 50% of their booth proceeds and 50% of Chris and Crystal Clover donations.
Help your candidates solicit donations and help your club at the same time. To reserve your booth space call or email Barb with the name of booth/game,
WHEN: Sunday, October 6, 2019 COST: 25 cents per ticket (Games 2-5 tickets average) clubs may want to adjust prizes and ticket price to reflect the change.
The Council will still assist with small prizes.
TIME: 3:00-4:00 pm Booth set up 4:00 pm Introduction of Clover
Candidates- Carnival Begins 4:00 -4:30 pm Candidates may walk floor
for votes 4:30 pm Candidates turn in money
6:30 pm Announcement of Chris and Crystal Clover
Closing announcements Clean-up
Clover candidates cannot participate in back to back years. This gives everyone a chance to be involved. Candidates should try and cash in change before the carnival. They must turn in money at 4:00 pm in the Bison Room. Money will also be collected again at 4:30 pm.
RECOGNITION BANQUET Theme: “Be A In 4-H” November 9, 2019 We will plan to start the meal at 6:00 p.m. and program by 6:45 p.m. Banquet Ticket order form.
Photos for the Recognition Banquet
Once again we will be doing a PowerPoint type presentation at the banquet. We would like to include highlights from your club. Please provide us with 10-12 photos of your club in action. It could include community service, project meetings, club meetings or whatever you want. Electronic photos may be sent to [email protected].
We will be scanning the photos, so you could even use some of the photos from your Historian book
and use it in the show. Please be sure to put a sticky note on the photos to identify what the
activity is, and please put all your photos in a labeled envelope.
We also would appreciate photos from countywide events that you might have such as 4-H Day, work days, shows, etc. Deadline is November 1, 2019.
4-H Enrollment All members will re-enroll electronically. 4-H members will not be able to do this until October 1,
the technical start of the 4-H year. Members are asked to complete the re-enrollment by December 1. If you don’t re-enroll by December 1 you will not be able to compete at the fair or other competitive events. THIS IS A FIRM DEADLINE!
Project Materials for 2019-20 All members who are taking a project for the first time, will receive the first year project book with their club materials. After that, members can come into the office and pick up the next years materials at their convenience or when they need them. So if this is your second or more year in the project, stop by the office and see if there are new materials for you!
Projects that have more than one level of materials include: Foods, Photography, Dog, Woodworking, Rocketry, Sewing and Livestock.
Project leaders may also come in at any time and ask for the helpers guide and any other project materials that we have.
All members in all projects will receive a copy of the generic record sheet, and personal page each fall after enrollment. The 4-H department will fill these for you and put them in your club box.
Note: If you have materials you have not used, bring them back to our office. We will re-shelve those that are still current and re-cycle the others.
Note: The state age for enrollment is 7 as of October 1, 2019. If a member turns 7 after that date, they will continue to be a “Cloverbud” until the next enrollment period. This is a state policy. Tag-alongs are called “Cloverbuds” in the 4-H online enrollment system. There is no membership fee for Cloverbuds.
NEW MEMBER PROJECT DEADLINE March 1st is the last day to enroll in projects for the 4-H year. Potential members should visit clubs prior to enrollment. By March the 4-H year is half gone and many club committees have been formed, etc.
LAST DATE TO ADD OR DROP PROJECTS
March 1st will also be the last date to add or drop 4-H projects. Since this is the half-way point of the 4-H year, members should have made a decision about what projects they want to learn about. Remember, that you must be enrolled in the project to enter that department at the fair.
Cosmosphere will host 4-H Drone and Robotics Olympics Friday, Oct 4 4:00 pm – Sat Oct 5 4:00 pm Cost $115 for youth, $85 for adult chaperones Participants will receive introduction education about drones and robots, then split between a robot group and drone group, then continue
training activities for each vehicle and finally, a team competition with several challenges using both vehicles. Participants will learn how to program robots and use sensors and understand how to pilot drones. This Cosmosphere collaboration is designed to be an adult-child experience, where 4-H members and adults can interact and learn from these fun and educational experiences.
Registration also includes three meals and overnight indoor camping at the Cosmosphere located in Hutchinson, Ks, (bring your own sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, towel and toiletry items). The experience is open to 4-H members, parents, grandparents, volunteer 4-H leaders, and KSRE staff. Deadline for registration is September 20th and registration is available here: http://www.cvent.com/d/6yqr6q
AI4ALL Open Learning Grant Opportunity Due September 15th For any project group interested in learning more about artificial intelligence(AI), there is a new opportunity made possible by AI4LL. This grant is a start-up grant of $2,500 that is specifically targeted toward older youth. If there is an interested group, please let Shannon know and she’d be happy to assist with the grant process. AI4ALL’s Open Learning Program is a free education program for high school students to learn artificial intelligence (AI) and develop their own AI projects for social good. This fall we are releasing “Explore AI”, a new, introductory, project-based learning course for high school students with no experience in AI, programming, or advanced math to leave knowing:
• What AI and Machine Learning are, • Who some role models in AI are,
• The benefits and risks of AI and Machine
Learning to the world and to themselves, and
• How they can be involved in the world of AI and Machine Learning.
4-H Food Challenge will continue in 2020!
Similar to many of the cooking shows that are on TV right now, the 4-H Food Challenge will be fun, fast-paced, and challenging. Youth will gain a better understanding of nutrition, as well as practice their public speaking capabilities.
When: January 25, 2020
Time: 9:00 am -4:00 pm
Where: Cargill Culinary Innovation Center
Who: Teams of 4, with at least one current 4-H member. Junior Division will be comprised of Grades 4-8, and Senior Division will be Grades 9-12.
Cost: TBD
Registration coming soon!
Are you interested in making new friends from across the county?
Do you want to learn how to organize different events?
COME be a part of the adventures in
TEEN COUNCIL Teen Council is a county wide group for 4-H members age 13 years and older.
Not sure if Teen Council is for you? Do you have more questions?
Come join us at a meeting and see what you think!
September 23, 2019 at 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sedgwick County Extension Center Meadowlark Room We will be meeting in committees, watching the movie “Planet 51”, and having an alien costume contest. For more information regarding Teen Council, contact Janet Donaghue, [email protected], or phone (316) 660-0128.
The Council’s purpose is to provide leadership and direction during county wide events such as the annual Awards Banquet, 4-H Day, Style Revue and so on.
Teen Council will also be asking for donations for the KS Humane Society at the 4-H carnival. Please bring empty Kleenex boxes, empty toilet paper rolls, empty paper towel rolls, and empty water bottles to our table at the carnival.
Teen Council is a GREAT place to meet new people and get involved? We realize that with busy schedules you probably cannot make every meeting, but we welcome you to participate when you can!
Kansas Junior Livestock Show Friday, September 27 – Sunday, September 29, 2019
This year’s Kansas Junior Livestock Show information can be found online at https://kjls.org/. Best wishes to those participating.
This is a great time of the year to promote 4-H to your school, community and youth in your community. Think about what you might share with your classes in school, businesses in your community that have helped the club and could use a 4-H “Thank You”, stories you might ask your local paper to run and many other possible promotional things. Many of you have made window displays for your community to promote 4-H. If you club is going to have a window display, notify the office by October 1. This year’s theme is “Building the Future with 4-H”. This is also the theme for the banquet and will feature a Lego theme.
Nationwide, Tuesday, October 9 will be 4-H Spirit Day. All members are asked to wear a 4-H t-shirt to school.
State 4-H Dog Conference October 19-20, 2019 Rock Springs 4-H Center Cost: Full-time participants - $125 Saturday only: $75 Sunday only: $50
Additional cost for T-Shirt - $11.00, Hoodies - $27.00 Due: October 7th, 2019 There is a $25 cancellation fee once participants have registered on CVent through October 7, 2019. No refunds will be given beginning on October 8, 2019
Spend a fun-filled weekend at Rock Springs 4-H Center with your dog (optional) and dog project members from across the state. Learn dog training, grooming and health tips; share dog photos, play games at the carnival and participate in the costume contest. Test your general dog knowledge by participating in the quiz bowl or do a dog presentation. Register at: https://www.kansas4-h.org/events/index.html
NEW! 4-H Equine Extravaganza Saturday, November 9 Rock Springs Cost $20. Registration Open: September 1-October 15 www.kansas4-h.org Bringing together novice and professional horsemen in a one-of-a-kind setting for cross learning from beginning to advanced techniques, skills and knowledge. A three tier educational pathway for youth, adult volunteers, and achievement level evaluators proposed to offer a choice to the participants to further the educational efforts.
Youth can learn basic care, feeding practices and safety concerns while adult volunteers dive into methods for extending learning from discovering curriculum to educational competitive activities. Prospective level evaluators will earn about level testing and develop skills needed to effectively assess youth.
Kansas Youth Leadership Forum (KYLF) November 23-24, 2019 Rock Springs 4-H Center NEW: KYLF is Saturday and Sunday only
All teens age 14-18 as of January 1, 2019 from across the state will be participating in workshops, discussions, speakers and fun. It will be a great way to re-connect with all those that you have met at KC Conference, Washington DC trip, Discovery Days and Camp Counselors to meet other 4-H’ers from Kansas.
Mark the date on the calendar and plan to attend.
Cost will be early bird $215 by October 16. After October 16 cost is $245. No registration accepted after November 1. The Sedgwick County 4-H Achievement Foundation will offer 12 scholarships of $50 each on a first come first served basis. Transportation is available with the county van on a first come first served basis with sign-up beginning September 1. Register at: www.kansas4-h.org.
2019 KANSAS YOUTH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Applications are available on the KYLF webpage. Any Kansas 4-H member between the ages of 14 and 18 before January 1, 2020 may apply. This year’s delegation will elect representatives from the four extension program areas (NE, NW, SE, and SW). Youth Council members work to involve youth with K-State Research and Extension in promoting, developing, implementing and evaluating Kansas
Extension needs and interests of the youth in the state. Council members will also plan and conduct the Kansas Youth Leadership Forum, Citizenship in Action, Campference and other events.
Applications must be completed online by October 1, 2019. This year the elections will include a Google doc application, and from those applications a zoom interview. For more information visit: https://tinyurl.com/y9fqg75t
4-H CONGRESS DELEGATE Avery Schill, Country Kids 4-H Club, represents Sedgwick County and Kansas at the 2019 National 4-H Congress in Atlanta, November 22-26.
Rebecca Heck, Andale 4-H Club will also be attending as a KAP project winner in Dog Project.
Thanks to the Sedgwick County 4-H Advisory Council for their support of this opportunity.
#1 and #2 in the State!! The Sedgwick County 4-H intermediate won the recent State Horticulture Judging Contest in Manhattan! Placing 2nd was the Senior Team!
The event is hosted at the Kansas State University campus with assistance from the KSU Horticulture Department. The contest includes a 50 item identification as well as 10 quailty judging classes.
Gard’N Wise is the state award sponsor for the contest.
The individual results are:
Intermediate Team: High Individual out of 52 Participants
Kaden Zimmerman – 1st Place Sydney Duncan – 2nd Place Nicolas Oborny – 3rd Place
Senior Team: High Individual out of 42 Participants
Anneliese Henderson – 1st Place Sonya Zimmerman – 2nd Place Gracie Nelsen – 12th Place
The team is coached by Su Henderson, Achievers 4-H Club. Members will be recognized in November at the 4-H Recognition Banquet.
LIVESTOCK SWEEPTAKES RESULTS
4-H’ers test their knowledge in Livestock Judging, Meats Judging, Livestock Skillathon and Livestock Quiz Bowl. Those placed in the top 20 are listed. Other team members include Cooper Bryant, Ty Scheer, Carly Collins, and Ethan Kunkel. A big thank you to Coach Chancie Rose (not pictured) who helped prepare the youth. Senior Division Results
Sweepstakes TEAM 5th – (total from competing in all 4 contests)
Meats Judging TEAM 4th Meats Judging OVERALL Katrina Turner – 6th Tyler Hommertzheim- 9th Travis Scheer- 10th Jurney Yung- 19th Connor Collins- 20th Meats Judging Placings Travis Scheer- 3rd Tyler Hommertzheim- 13th Meats Judging Reasons Katrina Turner- 1st Tyler Hommertzheim- 14th Meats Judging- ID Katrina Turner- 7th
Connor Collins- 10th Tyler Hommertzheim- 11th Tanner Hommertzheim- 13th Travis Scheer- 16th Jurney Yung – 19th Skillathon TEAM 7th Skillathon Senior OVERALL Connor Collins- 11th Tyler Hommertzheim- 13th Jurney Yung- 18th Skillathon Practicum Connor Collins – 4th Tyler Hommertzheim - 10th Jurney Yung- 18th Quiz Bowl TEAM 5th Intermediate Division Results
Meats Judging TEAM 4th Meats OVERALL Brady Hoffman- 7th Meats Placings Brady Hoffman – 3rd Breanna Wells- 8th Trey Hommertzheim- 20th Meat ID Brady Hoffman - 8th Trey Hommertzheim - 20th Meat Judging Questions Brady Hoffman - 15th
CITIZENSHIP WASHINGTON FOCUS
Mid-June Youth 15-18 years old by January 1 of
the current year Cost: $1850 approximately (of which
the 4-H Advisory will pay $1000) Road trip across the USA stopping to see the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Gettysburg, Monticello and/or other amazing sites along the way.
• Meet, learn, share and tour with youth from other states and respected resource people.
• Walk among places that have made history, and places that are making news today.
• Visit Capitol Hill, government departments, historic sites, and memorials.
• Get a close-up view of political process through visits to Capitol Hill.
• Meet with the Kansas Congressional
and Senate delegations to discuss legislative issues.
• Participate in workshops and assembly groups to learn life skills and discuss possible solutions to domestic and international problems.
• Interact with 4-H members from
other states, learning and sharing
about 4-H and other interests and issues.
Sedgwick County applications, found on the “News & Events” section of the website, are due by 5:00 p.m. on November 15, 2019. Interviews will be held later in November. Do not use the state website to register for our county selection process. The state website is to only be used if you are paying your way as an individual or for use after you have been selected as a Sedgwick County delegate.
National 4-H Conference March 28-April 2, 2020
Washington, DC Youth 15-18 years old by January 1 of the
year of the conference Cost: $1400 (which the 4-H Advisory
Council will pay $900)
Apply online by October 1, 2019. After screening by state committee, interviews will be offered to qualified candidates. Interview will be held on Saturday afternoon during KYLF.
Responsibilities will include at 2 year commitment to Kansas Youth Council, assistance at state and area 4-H events, and participation in the National 4-H Conference.
For more information visit: www.kansas4-h.org.
2019 4-H Achievement Banquet
Type of Ticket # of Tickets Price Total For Office use Only
Children 2-6 yrs old
$2.00
4-H’ers & Leaders $5.00
Family Members/Friends
$10.00
Total Enclosed (maximum $30.00 per
family)
Saturday, November 9, 2019 4-H Hall Sedgwick County Extension Education Center 7001 W. 21st St. N. Wichita, KS. 67205 Buffet Meal begins at 6:00 pm Program begins at 6:45 pm
Mail Order Tickets must be purchased by October 21st.
Last day to purchase and pick up tickets in person at the Extension Office is November 1. This is a firm deadline.
Make checks payable to: Sedgwick County Extension.
If you want only to attend the program and no meal sign up below.
The Banquet is a “Dress Up” event.
Name __________________________________________ Club____________________________
Address____________________________________City_____________________________Zip __________
We plan to attend the program only. Please reserve _______________ spaces for our family with our club for seating.
Helping Hand Award 4-H members and leaders nominate 4-H members for this award.
(Please share with others in your club) (Revised Award Criteria, 2013)
Due by October 1 at 5:00 pm to the Extension Office
The Helping Hand Award is given to the 4-H'er who excels at helping younger 4-H members and others at 4-H Days, County Fair, other countywide events and during the 4-H year. The nominee should also demonstrate good sportsmanship, support for superintendents or volunteers, strong ethics, and concern for others. The award is presented at the 4-H Recognition Banquet in November. Nominees should be 12 years of age by January 1. This is a cash award, presented at the Recognition Banquet.
Nominations may be made by any 4-H member, project leader, or other volunteers. Parents should not nominate their own children.
Name of Nominee _____________________________________
Club ______________________________________ 4-H Age _________
In the space below, please explain why you feel this person deserves the Helping Hand Award
Signature of Nominator ______________________________ Date ____________
Nominations may be made by any 4-H member, project leader, or other volunteers. Parents should not nominate their own children.
Outstanding 4-H Volunteer Award Due by October 1 to the Extension Office
This award (formerly called Leader Support Award) is designed to recognize outstanding contribution by volunteers to the 4-H program. There 2 divisions. One award will be given in each division. Please check the blank for the category you are nominating for. In the space below or on an attached page, explain why you feel this person deserves this award. Anyone may submit a nomination
Outstanding Volunteer for Club support – someone who has gone above and
beyond to help at the club level. This can be in any aspect from project leader, to
behind the scenes, etc.
Outstanding Volunteer – Beyond Club Level – someone who helps in a larger
scale such as a countywide project, county event, advisory, Foundation, etc.
Signature of Nominator ________________________________________ Date ___________
2019-2020 New 4-H Year Begins
2019 October 1 4-H Online enrollment opens for new and returning members
1 National 4-H Conference application deadline, online registration 1 Kansas Youth Council application deadline, online registration 1 Kansas Out of School Conference 5-7 Kansas Junior Livestock Show 6 4-H Carnival, 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. Sedgwick County Extension Center 7-13 Kansas 4-H Week and 4-H club window displays throughout the county 12-13 48 Hours of 4-H 15 Kansas Youth Leadership Forum early bird price deadline 15-18 Extension Council Elections (including 4-H PDC)
Extended Hours for Voting on Thursday, October 17, 7:00 am – 6:00 pm K-State Research and Extension Center 21 Last day to order Banquet Tickets to be mailed - deadline
November 1 Kansas Youth Leadership Forum deadline 1 4-H Recognition Banquet deadline to purchase tickets 9 4-H Equine Extravaganza, Rock Springs Ranch 9 4-H Recognition Banquet, Saturday, 6:00 p.m. dinner, 6:45 p.m. program, 4-H Hall
15 Citizenship Washington Focus application deadline 17 Save the Date! Multi County Officers Training, Butler County 23-24 Kansas Youth Leadership Forum, Rock Springs 4-H Center (Note: KYLF new dates Saturday & Sunday only) 23-24 State Adult Leadership Forum, Rock Spring 4-H Center
29 National 4-H Congress, Atlanta – Avery Schill, Centennial Delegate, Rebekah Heck – KAP Delegate
December 1 4-H Member re-enrollment deadline. If you haven’t re-enrolled, you will not be eligible to
participate in 4-H events. (including county fair!) 5 CWF Interviews - tentative
2020 January 17 Area KAP screening (tentative) 24-26 Horse Panorama, Rock Springs 4-H Center 25 4-H Food Challenge 28 Kansas 4-H scholarship deadline due to county office February 8 4-H Day – talks, demonstrations, model meetings, music, dance, skits, etc. Derby Middle School 16-17 4-H Citizenship in Action (CIA), Topeka 22-23 State Ambassador Training, Rock Springs 4-H Center
March 1 Deadline – Last day to add or drop projects for current 4-H members, self-service by logging into
your 4-H online account, after this date program will be locked. (New families should visit clubs in January and February)
1 All Sedgwick County 4-H scholarships deadline – due to county office TBA State Horse Judging Contest Early March State 4-H Project (KAP) finalists interviews
15 Deadline for purchase of purebred breeding beef and market steers for county fair entries TBA Market Beef Weigh In 28 – April 2 National 4-H Conference, Washington D.C. April 15 Discover Days registration deadline due to State 4-H Office 15 National 4-H Congress, Atlanta, application deadline to county office TBA State 4-H Shooting Sports BB, Air Rifle, and Air Pistol Match TBA Camp Counselor interviews and applications deadline – due to county office May 1 Deadline for Horse I.D. papers to county office
1 Deadline - for DNA and nomination forms for Market Beef (Market Steers/Market Heifers) for State Fair and the Kansas Junior Livestock Show
1 Deadline – For purchase of Bucket Calf for county fair entries TBA County Camp registration deadline, online registration TBA Deadline – pre-entry for county fair for swine and meat goat entries 27-29 Discovery Days, K-State campus TENTATIVE ! TBA Deadline – pre-entries for county fair for dairy, dairy goats, beef, sheep, meat goat, swine and
poultry June TBA Camp Counselors go to camp TBA County 4-H Camp, Rock Springs 4-H Center 15 Deadline – for DNA & Nomination forms for commercial heifer, swine, sheep, & meat goat for
State Fair and the Kansas Junior Livestock Show TBA State Geology Field Trip TBA Citizenship Washington Focus, Washington D.C. TBA 4-H Campference, Rock Springs 4-H Center July TBA Style Revue Judging TBA District Horse Show TBA Livestock workday at the fair grounds TBA Fair set-up 8-11 Sedgwick County Fair, Cheney August TBA State Dairy Show, Salina 17 State Horticulture Judging Contest (tentative) 17-18 State Livestock Sweepstakes Contest (tentative) 31 KAP’s and all award forms due to the county office September 11-20 Kansas State Fair, Hutchinson
Jodi L. Besthorn
County Extension Agent 4-H Youth Development
Shannon Rogge
County Extension Agent 4-H Youth Development
K-State Research & Extension Sedgwick County
Extension Education Center 7001 W 21st St. North
Wichita, KS 67205-1759 316.660.0115
Fax: 316.722.1432 www.sedgwick.ksu.edu
“K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”
“K-State Research and Extension is committed to making its services, activities and programs accessible to all participants. If you have special requirements due to a physical, vision or hearing disability, or a
dietary restriction please contact Jodi Besthorn at [email protected] or Shannon
Rogge at [email protected].”
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